KBRAH
JRAKES
TERRACE
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Stanley
Mills
have
taken
a
home
on
Lazelle
avenue,
having
moved
in
to
the
Tillage
from
the
Creefcaan
place.
Dick
Evans,
who
has
lived
at
Terrace
the
past
two
years,
left
on
Saturday
for
Massett.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Hinchlilfe
have
gone
to
Smithers
and
Burns
Lake
for
boUdayi.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walkland
of
Burns
Lake,
who
have
been
soendinz
a
holiday
at
Terrace
as
the
guests
of
the
Rct.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Hinch-liffe,
have
returned
to
Burns
Lake.
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EAT
TO
FEEL
Little.
Haugland
and
Kerr,
local,
saw-millers,
gave
their
employees
a
picnic
on
Sunday
aat
Lakelse
Lake.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Little
lent
their
roomy
camp
for
the
purpose,
thus
continuing
a
good
old
custom
which
some
modern
business
Arms
hare
allowed
to
lapse.
'
I
J.
Smith
of
Stewart
Argonant,
was
here
Monday
on
business.
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dubeau
and
family
have
returned
from
Toronto
where
they
hare
been
rbiting
relatives.
FITJ
who
is
at
present
at
Lejac.
Father
Ducharme.
appears
pleased
with
Canada
his
first
two
impressions
of
the
country
are
that
it
is
vaster
and
more
peaceful
than
France.
In
the
old
land,
he
says,
people
are
feeling
uneasy
with
the
war
threat
about.
J.
Barrie
of
Hamilton,
Ontario,
is
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
at
the
"Crossrays"
Kit-
sumkalum.
Mr.
Barrie
Is
making
a
tour
of
Canada
and
United
States,
having
arrived
here
from
Jasper.
Miss
Eileen
Patmore
has
return
ed
to
her
home
in
Prince
Rupert,
after
speeding
some
time
as
the
guest
of
Mrs.
Ivan
Frank.
The
recent
heat
wave
reached
itr
high
ooint
on
July
25th.
when
s
maximam
temperature
of
93
In
the
shade
was
recorded
at
the
local
weather
station.
Not
since
Auzust
20,
1934,
has
this
figure
been
exceeded.
On
that
day
the
thermo
meter
got
up
to
94.
Thinzs
have
cooled
off
the
past
few
days
and
tnere
is
the
promise
of
a
shower
to
come.
The
baseball
players
boosted
their
funds
Friday
night
with
a
dance
at
the
Oddfellows'
HalL
Rev.
Father
Ducharme
has
ar-,
rived
from
France
and
Is
relieving
J
The
Daily
News
raa
an
audited
Rev.
Father
Oarrtty
of
Terrace,
'circulation.
Ray
safe
I
Terrace
Legion
Annual
Picnic
Happj
Onting
Staged
at
Lakelse
Lake
on
Sunday
TERRACE,
Aug.
3:
The
Terrace
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
reld
its
annual
picnic
at
Lakelse
Lake
Sunday.
Weather
was
fine
and
warm
and
the
large
number
of
children
present
had
a
good
time
with
sports
and
paddling
in
the
lake.
A.
Attree.
president
o
the
branch,
looked
after
things
and
Mrs.
AUree
presented
the
prizes.
Everybody
sat
on
the
ground
for
a
substantial
lunch.
Andy
McDonald's
truck
carried
the
kiddies
and
all
enjoyed
the
outing
which
lasted
until
7
o'clock
in
the
evening.
FIRE
IN
CONTROL
Farmers
in
Smilhers
District
Gel
Back
To
Their
Hay
Fields
SMITHERS,
Aug.
3:
The
forsi
fire
east
of
town
has
lost
much
ol
its
asgresiveness
since
the
weather
became
cooler
and
the
conditions
have
changed
to
favor
the
fire
fighters.
It
is
not
yet
extinguished
but
it
is
held
in
bounds
and
undei
control
and
some
30
men
have
been
laid
off
of
the
fire
fighting
work
while
another
35
still
stand
guard.
Heavy
black
clouds
nave
covered
the
sky
on
a
number
of
occasions
but
at
no
time
have
they
disgorged
the
load
of
moisture
with
which
they
obviously
are
laden
and
It
will
take
a
good
fall
xt
rain
to
eliminate
the
fires
that
were
n-
cently
-menacing
some
farm
hornet
near
town.
Haying
has
been
carried
on
un
der
ideal
conditions
and
Is
now
nearing
completltion
although
many
farmers
were
obliged
tc
leave
their
farm
work
when
called
upon
to
fight
forest
fires.
The
hay
-crop
this
year
will
average
about
half
its
normal
yield
owing
to
the
exceptionally
dry
year
that
has
been
experienced
throughout
the
district
-Some
far
ored
districts
have
had
showers
which
have
helped
them
very
materially
but
on
the
whole
thert
has
been
a
lack
of
moisture.
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NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
,
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
C0-4I
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Diversified
Entertainment
on
Mid-
-
Week"
Double
Bi
at
Capitol
.
Theatre
"Charlie
Chan
at
Monte
Carlo
."
another
of
the
.series
of
popel&r
detective
mystery
pJeteres
featur
ing
the
noted
character
actor.
Warner
OLand;
and
"Love
aad
His
ses."
a
wise
-era
t
kin?
musical
with
Walter
Wmchefl
and
Ben
Bemie,
comprise
an
interesting
mid-week
doable
bill
coming
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
tonight
and
tomorrow.
A
triple
murder
is
the
basis
of
the
suspenseil
plot
of
"Charlie
Chan
at
Monte
Carlo."
the
locale
of
which
is
the
famous
European
gambling
resort.
Behind
laughter
and
banter
of
thousands
of
pleasure-seeking
internationals,
there
is
a
million
dollar
stake
in
stock
manipulation
which
spells
success
for
one
man
and
ruin
for
another.
A
messenger
is
found
slain,
a
bar-
lender
dies
with
the
millions
nearby
murdered.
Such
are
the
circumstances
which
Oland
has
to
piece
together.
Simone
Simon
is
an
imoortant
member
of
the
cast
of
the
fast-
movjng
"Love
and
Hisses."
Others
who
lend
their
support
to
Winehell
and
Bemie
include
the
fun-mak
ers
Bert
Lahr
and
Joan
Davis.
STRANGE
VISITOR
HALIFAX.
Aug.
3:
CP
Thi
city
played
host
to
a
rather
strange
visitor
for
a
week
after
a
Jarge
porcupine
strayed
from
i?3
native
haunts.
The
animal
attracted
many
curious
citizens
as
It
waddled
over
the
paved
sidewalks.
WHIFFLETS
From
The
Waterfront
With
another
Urge
list
of
Alaska
tourists
on
board.
ON.R.
steamer
Prince
George.
Capt
Edward
Mabbs.
arrived
in
port
at
9:30
this
j
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powell
Kiver
ana
ocean
tans
ana
sous
ai
1
pa
for
Skagway
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
will
retain
here
next
Monday
southbound
There
were
In
all
172
round
trip
pers
aboard
the
Prince
George.
Salmon
landings
at
Ketchikan
Be
wis
Keac
tn
vr&nt
ads.
D.
ELIO
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
3rd
Avenue
Phone
Green
916
THIS
WEEK
SPECIALS
4
Piece
Bedroom
Suite
1
'
4-piece
bedroom
suite
including
cheffonier,
full
size
bed,
vanity
and
upholstered
bench.
Regular
price
$85
Special
$69.00
Trade
in
your
used
furniture
and
stove
in
part
payment
on
new
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum
G
feet
wide,
regular
price
$1.40
sq.
yard
04
Off
Special
square
yard
vL
3
Piece
Chesterfield
Suite
$83.00
3-piece
chesterfield
suite
covered
in
good
quality
tapestry.
Regular
price
$98.00.
Special
-;
SMITHERS.,
Aug.
3:
Smithers
is
taking
on
an
"All
Dressed
Up"
appearance
as
the
streets
ard
stores
become
decorated
for
the
celebration
here
the
last
three
days
of
the
week.
The
streets
are
hung
with
bunting
and
colored
lights
and
green
trees
will
be
added
to
the
decoration.
The
rare
trark
hn
vwn
mil
In
yesterday
totalled
about
25.000shape
for
the
horse
racing
and
the
pounds.
Prices
were
17
cents
and
18
cents
for
large
reds,
12Vi
cents
to
13tfe
cents
for
small
redsv
10
cents
for.
whites
and
74
cents
for
echoes.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Charlotte.
Capt.
WilHam
Palmer,.
is
due
in
port
at
3::30
o'clock
this
after-neon
from
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
points
and
will
sail
at
5
pjn.
for
Vancouver.
SMITHERS
IS
READY
Interior
Town
"All
Dressed
Up"
For
Convention
This
Week
park
buildings
have
been
altered
and
arranged
for
the
affair.
The
weather
has
become
coolei
and
is
cloudy
today.
It
is
expected
that
there
will
tt
a
large
crowd
of
visitors
In
Smithers
to
attend
the
many
affair?
that
will
be
held
here
this
week.
r
1
1
i
p
in
mmi
TONIGHT
AND
Tiir777'
Last
Complete
Show
at
gJ
WALTER
WINCHELL
BEN
BERNIE
SIMONE
SIMON
IN
Love
And
Hi
isses
With
JOAN
DAVIS
'
At
8:15
Once
Only
PLUS
WARNER
OLAND
i
"CHARLIE
CHAN
VT
MONTE
CARLO
At
7:00
and
9
33
1939
RADIO
Nearly
all
1939
models
have
now
arrived
and
they
sure
make
a
wonderful
line.
Touch
tuning,
band
spread
tuning,
making
short
wave
tuning
as
easy
as
long
wave.
New
circuits
and
for'
battery
sets
a
new
and
improved
series
of
tubes.
All
battery
models
may
be
operated
either
by
dry
batteries
or
from
a
six
voltl
storage
battery.
.
BARGAIN
EXCURSION
Good
in
coaches
only;
Cabinets
are
more
attractive
than
ever
Beautiful
.
.
and
then
some.
Have
a
look.
Don't
hesitate
just
because
you
areaof
in
the
market
for
a
new
radio.
It
is
a
pleasure
to
sho
everybody
the
new
1939
radio
model.
"
SMITHERS
Leaving
11:00
a.m.
and
6:00
p.m.
FRIDAY,
AUG.
5
Finnl
T?ntn-n
T
$r.70
TUESDAY,
AUG.
9
Return
Fare
from
Ch,1?27ea5rs7lALraFAREnder
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RUPERT
No
baggage
checked.
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Cold
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Co.
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